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How to get your tax tech working together
Join us Oct 22nd
When you're coordinating tax compliance across 18 entities in different European countries, the work doesn't stay in one place. It lives in email threads, Outlook searches, follow-up reminders you sent yourself — and the quiet anxiety that something, somewhere, slipped through.

David Klein
Head of Finance
ACN is the largest direct seller of telecommunications, energy, and essential services for home and business.
Multi-entity deadline management.
External advisor coordination.
Continuity of processes.
Email works — until the entity count grows and advisors multiply. Then finding an attachment takes twenty minutes, a deadline slips because a reminder hit the wrong folder, and the status of 18 entities becomes something nobody can confidently answer.
"You're wasting time. You're losing control. You're losing sight of what is happening." — David Klein
The confession: it didn't feel broken at first.
"Relying on emails was easier than Keeyns, I would say at the beginning — because we were used to that."
The setup took a few weeks. The team gathered compliance obligations that had previously lived across emails and calendars, structured them into workflows, and moved external advisors onto the platform. What surprised them wasn't the effort — it was realising how much had never been formally documented anywhere.
Advisors got assigned tasks directly. Deadlines triggered automatic reminders. Staff turnover stopped being a compliance risk.
"The workflows are the backbone. You see the big picture, but also the details of what will happen."
Wondering if your situation is similar enough? Our customer ambassadors — tax leaders at companies like the ones you just read about — are open to a conversation. We'll arrange the introduction.